With the midterms just around the corner, one of President Donald Trump’s most touted policies is not only dragging the GOP down, but may have already cost them battleground states that needed to prevent the Democrats from flipping Congress.
On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump can move forward with the construction of his much-demanded White House ballroom.
President Donald Trump “has no plans” to use the military to steal the elections, according to a letter sent by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to a Democratic senator.
A recent report reveals that less than half of Republican attorneys general are backing one of President Donald Trump’s key voter suppression measures.
Both Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin had curious comments on Monday, attempting to blame the previous administration two years into President Donald Trump’s second term. At an event with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Mullin remarked, “You have a Bid…
Before his successful campaign 2016, President Donald Trump’s most recent job had been hosting the popular reality TV show “The Apprentice” for a decade. Now Trump is reviving a version of that program in his new term — one that will be hosted by his controversial celebrity supporters and supported by the taxpayer-funded Small Business Administration (SBA).
While President Donald Trump’s second term has for the most part been marked by unprecedented partisan polarization, conservatives and liberals tend to unite around one issue.
While President Donald Trump shares a prolific amount of fake, often AI-generated content on social media, there is a pattern to what he does and doesn’t post that reveals something important about the problems created under his administration.
Donald Trump may not appear on the ballot in the 2026 midterms, but he is clearly on voters’ minds. In conversations with NBC News’ Jonathan Allen across part of the U.S., Americans across the political spectrum delivered a striking mix of praise, outrage, pleas for accountability — and, in one case…
Over the course of his second term, President Donald Trump has spent huge amounts of time and tax dollars on his Washington D.C. vanity projects, and voters are sick of it. As the New York Times explained on Monday, one group that was vital to his reelection now thinks he’s “gone too far,” and “his …